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ShadowClipseAVi [2014-11-16 19:27:40 +0000 UTC]
What with big code?
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deli73123 In reply to ShadowClipseAVi [2014-11-16 19:38:46 +0000 UTC]
That's the MaldelBubl3d Parameters. It's the code for the fractal itself, the lighting and color, and the camera position, basically.
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deli73123 In reply to ShadowClipseAVi [2014-11-16 23:18:15 +0000 UTC]
MandelBulb 3D.Β Very fun software that renders 3d fractals. A warning, though: it can take a long time to render, especially if the fractal is exceedingly complex. On lower-end computers it can take anywhere from twenty seconds to several hours to render, depending on the resolution, complexity and lighting.
mandelbulb.com/2014/mandelbulbβ¦
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deli73123 In reply to ShadowClipseAVi [2014-11-17 14:40:28 +0000 UTC]
What do you THINK the link I just gave you was?
It's on the page.
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deli73123 In reply to ShadowClipseAVi [2014-11-17 15:39:17 +0000 UTC]
Probably not. It's a rendering program, I don't think a phone could handle it. It's pretty darn slow on my laptop, and an iPhone has much less RAM.
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deli73123 In reply to ShadowClipseAVi [2014-11-22 04:40:18 +0000 UTC]
Okay, let me give you the short version.
There are two types of ways computers store data. Storage and memory.
Storage is long-term, but slow to access. A hard drive is a good example of storage.
Memory is fast but temporary. It's where data is stored while it's being used, and therefore it has to be quick. But it's volatile, and if the computer crashes, it's gone. That's why you have to save your work every once in a while.
RAM is a type of memory, and the more you have, the more your computer can handle doing at once.
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